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ANS Early Correspondence, 1865 [ANS Archives]

by: American Numismatic Society

Topics: [Isaac] Francis Augustus Wood, Frank H. Norton, James Oliver, Edward Groh, William S. Frederick Mayers, Jos. K. Murray, Peter Cooper, Cooper Union, William W. Murphy, U.S. Consul Gen., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Brig. Gen. Quincy Adams Gilmore, & Lt. James, Dept. of the South, C.J. Hartt [for Peter Cooper], Bigelow Hewitt & Co., Edward Wood, Gen. Fremont [bust], Joseph K. Murray, James Dickson, Thomas B. Peck, Rev. James Frederick Wood, Bishop, Diocese of Philadelphia, C.W. Idell, Israel Bunce, James T. Watkins, Edward H. Coates, Lewis S. Hayden, Office of Indian Affairs, Chauncey Williams, D. Fitzgerald, R.I. Numismatic Society, George H. Lovett, Edward Delafield, E. George Squier, John M. Draper, Mrs. Valentine Mott, Senor Garcia, South American Congress, Maj. Gen. Benjamin F. Butler, Edwin M. Stanton, U.S. Secretary of War, William Gideon Welles, Secretary of the U.S. Navy, C.K. Williams, ___ Bogert, Bejamin F. Britten?, Levick, Joseph N. T., William Barber, Mr. Hanna, Rev. T. Paine, Jose Antonia Gregory Garcia?, William Edward Montgomery, Daniel Parish, Jr., Society of Antiquaries of London, Henry Champion, New Haven Numismatic Society

Collection: americannumismaticarchival; americannumismaticsociety; newmannumismatic; wustl; americana; globallibraries

Contributor: American Numismatic Society

Language: English

Item Size: 125.7M

Notes

The cover page is the title page. Item not originally paginated. No copyright page found. Some letters are cut off at spine due to being previously bound.
See page after title for typed index to letters. But be aware that not all letters are represented on this page, and there may be some discrepancy as to the typed dates.
The letters have been scanned in date order, despite them not always being in date order in the index.
That said, there were some letters where the response was attached. Cases where the response could not be separated has caused these items to appear out of order date-wise. It was considered important to keep these related and physically attached letters together, even if it breaks the date sequence, as they were present that way in the Archive, and as this may facilitate readability.

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Call number: ANS Archives - Early Correspondence

Camera: Nikon J4

Date_code: 1865

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Identifier: ansearlycorrespo00amer_3

Identifier-ark: ark:/13960/t24c5wb6d

Invoice: 1217

Notes_1: This is part of the American Numismatic Society's Early Correspondence, which generally covers the period 1858-1908. There is no correspondence for the years 1860-1862. (The American Numismatic Society was known as the American Numismatic and Archaeological Society at the time.)

Notes_2: A typed index of the correspondence was prepared for Howard Adelson to assist in his writing of a history of the American Numismatic Society, which was published in 1958. Relevant portions of this index are shown with each chronological grouping of letters.